Fordson High School - Fleur de Lis Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Q tl J The puzzled look belongs to Darrel Ladell, freshman, who seems to be having trouble getting his directions straiqht . , . Tom Peterson. knowing senior, in the garb of a Hi-Y initiate, lends a helping hand. f.I,J Iack Frank appears engrossed in what Ken Man- ual, radio commentator, had to say at one ot the Hi-Y meetings. 43.1 This could very easily be called Five Girls and a Sailor. Among the Navy's admn-ing throng are loanne Christensen. Marie Gauthier, Violet Kovach, Betty Gidilewich, and Frances Cam- eron. Kitt Dave Greene swings it wrth his date, Irene Kempa . . . while Tom Fritchek looks on. ,et MM, Q Apparently the man-power short- ,gs age hasn't had its effect on Fordson . . . Full proof of this is the hand- x some faces of Howard Ternes, Bob McRae, Bert Wells, Horace King, Ken t X Richard, Wes Geer and Dove is 5 Greene. X X iw

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UPPURTUNITY ' Several years ago a graduat- ing class presented the Public Address system to the school . . . Many times since then it has been proved a great asset . . . Paul Hare is one of the several boys who operate it during the day. ' Mary Aleen Pett takes advantage of one of the opportunities offered to Fordson students . . . organ lessons . . . These six seniors fbelow leftj are among those from the art department who . . . along with their class work . . . have done art work for the school . . . Joyce Anastos, Barbara Carter, and Helen Kendrot fleftl . . . and Joe Meinhard. Richard Czich and Mildred Hull frightj . . . make posters . . . flower leftj Eleanor Kinken Works in a clothing class . . . an opportunity which will prove useful to many girls . . . now and in the future. IS,

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